Labour has secured 412 seats and the largest majority government in 25 years after historic general election results.
While the overall 33.8% vote share for Keir Starmer’s party is only 1.7 points higher than in 2019, their seat tally has doubled because of huge drops in Conservative support.
The charts below show how Labour capitalised on this Conservative collapse, exacerbated by Reform UK eating into the Tory vote share in key seats and the Liberal Democrats exceeding expectations, especially in the south.
